Records Estimate. The estimated number of records is subject to the number of individuals who apply for FCB program services, and, in the case of Lifeline and the ACP, who recertify eligibility for those services. In the case of Lifeline, approximately 812,004 new consumers are vetted through the eligibility process each year. Approximately 42,583 subscribers will be recertified annually. In the case of ACP, approximately 1,088,832 new consumers are anticipated to be vetted through the eligibility process each year. It is anticipated that approximately 346,474 ACP subscribers will be recertified annually.
Records Estimate. The estimated number of records is subject to the number of individuals who apply and recertify eligibility for Lifeline program services. Approximately 430,000 new subscribers are vetted through the eligibility process each year. Approximately 642,000 subscribers will be recertified annually.
Records Estimate. The estimated number of records is subject to the number of individuals who apply for FTB program services.
Records Estimate. The estimated number of records is subject to the number of individuals who apply for FTB program services, and, in the case of Lifeline, who recertify eligibility for Lifeline program services. The estimated number of records is subject to the number of individuals who apply and recertify eligibility for Lifeline program services. Approximately 210,372 new consumers are vetted through the eligibility process each year. Approximately 101,057 subscribers will be recertified annually.
Records Estimate. HUD and DHS/FEMA intend to match records after any disaster in which FEMA provides IHP assistance or HUD awards CDBG-DR assistance or administers a Disaster Housing Assistance Program. The estimated number of records HUD and DHS/FEMA will match following any disaster will depend on the size and impact area of the disaster and the number of individuals that are affected. The damage type and cost will be determined after the disaster, and cannot easily be estimated, as the scale and impact of each disaster is unique.
Records Estimate. The estimated number of records is subject to the number of individuals who apply for the ACP service and who recertify eligibility for that service. In the case of the ACP, approximately 564,000 applications per year have Federal Pell Grant selected as an eligibility program and, of these, approximately 501,000 will be vetted against the ED connection using ED’s “Common Origination and Disbursement (COD) System” (18-11-02). It is anticipated that approximately 25,000 ACP subscribers that qualified via the Federal Pell Grant will be recertified annually via the ED connection.
Records Estimate. The Grantee will match records to prevent the duplication of benefits in the administration of its CDBG-DR grants and CDBG-DR funded activities, including assistance for mitigation, electric power systems, or resilience purposes (if applicable). The estimated number of records the Grantee will match in response to each Presidentially declared major disaster is 35,568, and for each large-scale Presidentially declared major disaster is 571,850. To represent the anticipated records the Grantee will match, the following summary describes the number of valid FEMA registrations statistics from Hurricane Xxxxx, declared on September 20, 2017, which represents a large-scale disaster. The statistics also describe the previous four calendar years, 2018-2021. Hurricane Xxxxx declarations in Puerto Rico and the United States Virgin Islands demonstrate the number of records in a large-scale major disaster. The 2018-2021 statistics describe the number of records over the full calendar and are representative of an average event year. The summary statistics represent the range of records that will be matched by the Grantee over the duration of this Agreement. Registrations are considered valid if they are in a declared county and damages are attributed to the incident period and incident type of the disaster. 2018 17 369,353 21,727 2019 13 74,023 5,694 2020 20 542,621 27,131 2021 24 1,646,069 68,586 Based on statistics from 2018-2021, it is estimated FEMA will share an average of 35,568 records per major disaster declaration to support the Grantee under this Agreement. If a major declared disaster is a large-scale disaster commensurate to Hurricane Xxxxx in 2017, the number of records for the major disaster declaration will increase by an average of 571,850 records to support the Grantee under this Agreement for the large-scale disaster
Records Estimate. DocuSign Envelope ID: C08AF7A3-3F61-4A96-9013-420C91036161 The estimated number of records is subject to the number of individuals who apply for FCB program services, and, in the case of Lifeline and the ACP, who recertify eligibility for those services. In the case of Lifeline, approximately 311,388 new consumers are vetted through the eligibility process each year. Approximately 69,681 subscribers will be recertified annually. In the case of the ACP, approximately 318,572 new consumers are anticipated to be vetted through the eligibility process each year. It is anticipated that approximately 206,759 ACP subscribers will be recertified annually.
Records Estimate. HUD and FEMA intend to match records after any disaster in which FEMA provides emergency sheltering or temporary housing assistance, or HUD allocates CDBG-DR funds to grantee(s). In addition, when CDBG-DR grants are warranted by the size of the disaster, FEMA records will be shared with HUD to determine allocation of CDBG-DR funds and be transferred through HUD to CDBG-DR grantees for matching. The estimated number of records FEMA and HUD’s CDBG-DR xxxxxxxx will match following any disaster depends on the size and impact area of the disaster and the number of affected individuals. The damage type and cost will be determined after the disaster and cannot easily be estimated, as the scale and impact of each disaster is unique. Once the CDBG-DR xxxxxxx agrees to the terms of this CMA and signs the grantee signatory page in Appendix D, HUD will discuss the estimated number of records to be shared with the CDBG-DR xxxxxxxx. To represent the anticipated records HUD’s CDBG-DR xxxxxxxx and FEMA intend to match, the following summary describes the number of valid registrations and emergency sheltering and temporary housing statistics from Hurricane Xxxxx, declared on September 20, 2017, which represents a large-scale disaster. The statistics also describe the previous five calendar years, 2018-2022. Hurricane Xxxxx declarations in Puerto Rico and the United States Virgin Islands demonstrate the number of records in a large-scale major disaster. The 2018-2022 statistics describe the number of records over the full calendar and are representative of an average event year. The summary statistics represent the range of records that will be matched by XXX’s CDBG-DR xxxxxxxx and FEMA over the duration of this CMA. Registrations are considered valid if they are in a declared county and damages are attributed to the incident period and incident type of the disaster. 2018 17 369,353 3,576 2019 13 74,023 0 2020 20 542,621 8,947 2021 24 1,646,069 22,438 2022 16 2,241,771 4,728 Based on statistics from 2018-2022, it is estimated FEMA will share an average of 974,767 records per year to support CDBG-DR and an average of 7,938 records per year to support emergency sheltering and temporary housing. In years that include a large-scale disaster, commensurate to Hurricane Xxxxx in 2017, the number of records could total to as much as 1,143,700 records to support CDBG-DR and 7,019 records to support emergency sheltering and temporary housing for each large-scale disaster. In 2022, HU...
Records Estimate. The estimated number of records is relative and fluctuates based on the size and impact area of the disaster and will depend on the number of individuals that are affected. The damage type and cost will be determined after the disaster, and cannot easily be estimated.
